Village awaits state help
Chatham needs to borrow $2.9M, more than it ever has before CHATHAM — The village is waiting for notification from the state about approval of a […]
Month: September 2010
Zoning? Who cares?
IT MUST SOUND LIKE HEAVEN to some folks: a town where public officials had neither the will nor the wherewithal to enforce one of the most […]
As need grows, CROP Walk struggles to respond
HUDSON–CROP Walk, an international effort to raise funds to combat hunger both in the communities that raise funds and around the world, will take place in […]
Mary Lynch, 85, registered nurse, quilter
ALBANY—Mary Frances Lynch, 85 a former longtime resident of Ancramdale, passed away Friday September 24, 2010 at the Community Hospice Inn at St. Peter’s Hospital. She was […]
Cecil Davis,Sr, 86, Navy vet, Yankee fan
HUDSON–Cecil P. Davis, Sr., 86, of Hudson, died Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2010 at Columbia Memorial Hospital. Born October 17, 1923 in Stockport, he was the son […]
Like to read? How about sharing the pleasure?
HUDSON–The Hudson City School District’s Montgomery C. Smith Intermediate School will launch new reading program for third graders this fall and the school invites the public […]
Group hears who does what in village
CHATHAM – An ad hoc group of concerned village residents met recently for a second time, this time to discuss the village comprehensive plan, the job […]
Busted in Ancram? Fuhgeddaboudit
ANCRAM–What ultimately happens to people in Ancram who dump things where they shouldn’t, build things without a permit, have a bunch of junk cluttering their property, […]
Look across the river
AT A DISTANCE it sounds like “déjà vu all over again,” a multi-national company proposes a big, new cement plant and citizens concerned about its impact […]
